pronouns - basic English grammar for children

English grammar

1. Today we are going to learn all about pronouns . Introduction

2. Question Time Do you know what a pronoun is?

3. A pronoun is a word used to substitute nouns in a sentence. Pronouns

4. There are 3 pronoun cases. pronouns act as the subject pronoun that replaces the object in a sentence pronouns used to demonstrate ownership. Subjective Case: Objective Case: Possessive Case: Let's dig deeper to understand what this means.

5. Subjective Case Pronouns I, you, he, she, it, we, they, who are used as subjects of a sentence. For example: I am going to buy new glasses. He stared at his reflection.

6. Objective Case Case Pronouns me, you, him, her, it, us, them, whom are used as objects of a sentence. For example: Rizza gave the gift to me His mother helped him learn how to walk. Remember: An object is a noun, pronoun, or group of words that receives the action of the verb

7. Possessive Case Pronouns my (mine), your (yours), his, her (hers), its, our (ours), their (theirs), and whose demonstrate ownership. For example: The balloon is hers. Rachel loved her new hat. Remember: Pronouns in the possessive case demonstrate ownership! Possessive Case

8. Why is pronoun case important? When we use the correct pronoun case, our writing becomes clear and easy to understand! Using the right pronoun case shows that we know and follow grammar rules. Using the proper pronoun case helps us express our thoughts in an accurate manner. Clarity: Grammar Accuracy: Effective Communication:

9. Let's try this! Read the following sentences and identify the pronouns and their pronoun case. She went to see a movie . Whose drum is this? She gave the gift to me The yellow duck wagged its tail. I am going to the store.

10. Answers She went to see a movie. (Subjective) Whose drum is this? (Possessive) She gave the gift to me . (Objective) The yellow duck wagged its tail. (Possessive) I am going to the store. (Subjective)